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RYTRX<br />
RX2TRX<br />
RXSTRX<br />
RX4TRX<br />
NUMOPT<br />
POPTMN<br />
POPTMX<br />
NUMPOS<br />
XTPST<br />
YTPST<br />
XTPEND<br />
YTPEND<br />
NLAND<br />
ratios of the cavity apertures.<br />
constant. This option is<br />
cavity receiver.<br />
Constraints: HTWST 5 HTWEND<br />
1 5 NUMHTW 5 20<br />
Default: NUMHTW = 1<br />
HTWST =: 1.0<br />
HTWEND = 1.0<br />
IOPTUM = 1 (II.E,IV.C-3,1V.E)<br />
Cavity and flat plate receivers: RYTRX is the ratio<br />
RY(I)/RX(I), assumed the same <strong>for</strong> all apertures or flat<br />
plates. RXZTRX is the ratio RX(Z)/RX(l), etc. (See REC<br />
namelist <strong>for</strong> definitions of RX’s and RY’s.)<br />
Default: RYTRX - 1.0<br />
RX2TRX 7 1.0<br />
RX3TRX = 1.0<br />
RX4TRX =- 1.0 (II.E,IV.C-3)<br />
NIJMOPT equally spaced net electrical design power levels<br />
from POPTMN to POPTMX (in watts) considered <strong>for</strong> optimal<br />
design.<br />
constraint: 1 5 NUMOPT 5 20<br />
POPTMN 5 POPTMX<br />
Cost models not necessarily accurate<br />
below - 10’ watts.<br />
Default: NIJMOPT 7 20<br />
POPTMN = 2.0~10’ (watts)<br />
POPTMX = 4 .0~ lo8 (watts) (1V.B-l,IV.C-1)<br />
In a land constrained design (NLAND > 0, below) NUMPOS<br />
discrete, equally spaced values of the tower location#<br />
relative to the origin used to describe the land constraints<br />
are tested. The tower positions lie along a line<br />
specified by the coordinates of the first tower position<br />
(XTPST m east, YTPST m north) and the last tower<br />
position (XTPEND m east, YTPEND m north).<br />
Constraint: 1 5 NUMPOS 5 20<br />
Default: NUMPOS = 1<br />
XTPST = XTPEND = YTPST = YTPEND = 0.0<br />
( 11. B-4 ,IV . C-4, IV . E)<br />
Land constrained field parameters.<br />
NLAND = 0 No land constraint<br />
> 0 The land available <strong>for</strong> the heliostat at<br />
field is constrained to be within NLAND<br />
rectangles. CLE(1) and CLN(1) are the<br />
displacements in m to the east and north,<br />
respectively, of the center of the Ith